Robbie Williams has reportedly rejected a lucrative offer for his own residency in Las Vegas.

The singer, who found fame as a member of Take That in the '90s, is one of the best-selling music artists of all time, with estimated worldwide sales in excess of 75 million.

Williams embarked upon his XXV Tour in 2022 and 2023, playing dates around Europe, and has since played one-off gigs around the world.

The 50-year-old previously had a residency in Vegas at the Wynn hotel in 2019, but according to The Sun, he has now turned down a chance to return to Sin City at Voltaire next year.

"Robbie is admired by the Voltaire team professionally and personally," a source told the newspaper.

"They love his music and stage craft and thought that his super stage personality and charisma seemed to be the perfect fit for them. But when they packaged up the offer, Rob turned them down.

"They were absolutely gutted as the tickets would have sold out immediately. But Robbie seems to be wanting to take a more careful approach to what he does next."

Williams has recently been working on his biopic Better Man, which is due for release on Boxing Day.